The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-02

FLOWER MISSION FAIR, Tomhnson Hall, even
ing.
PUBLIC RECEPTION AND ENTERTAINMENT
BY LEoNINE UNION. No. 122 North Meridian
street evening.
THE MUsEUM-"The Cattle King" afternoon and
evening.
I'm Brief
The frat lecture Of the reguiar course this
season will be delivered by Rev. James Parker,
of London. at Plymouth Church. on Wednesday
evening" Nov. g. Subject. Christian Agnossi-
cism.n
An effort is being made to secrre the pardon
of Elias Open heimer, who was found guilty, in
the Criminal Court. several months ago. OF re-
ceivng stolen goods and sentenced to the peni-
Tertiary for one year.
An examination of applicants for admission to
the bar of the federal court will be held Ia the
United States District Court room on the I'D
inst. Persons desiring TO apply for admission
should notify either John B. Elan or any OF the
other members of the board of examiners
An exhibition of etchings and of oil paintings
will take place at the rooms of the Art Associa-
ton, No. 24i West Washington street. Nov
s. opening in the evening with a reception,
70 which all persons interested Will be invited.
Mr.. Stesls's new etchings. taken In Vermont
last summer, will be shown
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday tc
Edward A Fisher and Helen A Lloyd. James
NJ Mitchell and Emma E. Keith, John r Briggs
and Laura Spangler Walter L. Culbertson ard
Fanny n. Wallace, William o. Henley and Mary
E. Mcdonald, Edward I'll. Rentsch and Mary
xsSSC
ALL SAINTS AND ALL SOULS DAYS
All Saints day was appropriately ceiebrat ed
yesterday by the Catholic and Episcopal
churches. There will be special services to-day
celebrating All Souls day. At the German
Catholic cemetery services will be held by the
Franciscan fathers, and the graves will be
decorated with flowers and eyergreens
TWO NEW INDIANA ENTERPRISES
The Martin County Bank filed its articles Of
Incorporation with the Secretary of State yes
terday. It will do business at Shoals. The
capital stock is s25 O0O Michael Shirley is presi-
dent and James l. Passee cashier. The Citi-
zens' Gas and Pipeline Company. of Peru. also
filed its articles. Its capital stock Is SlO0O 00
The directors j. O. Cole, Milton Shirk c.
and q; s B. = san<s A Edwards G G E"'"'''F
PERMITS FOR NEW HOUSES.
The following building permits were issued
yesterday: George Smith, frame addition to
residence at No. 200 Ash street. $3.50; j. W.
Buchanan. two-story brick shop on East street.
near Pearl $500; Minnie B. Mick. frame dwell
ing on Pennsylvania street, near Tenth. S., 1000;
John Murphy. frame cottage on Alabama street,
near McCarty, $500; Susan n. KIsman, two
two-story frame houses Yandes street, near
Eighth, $500 each.
DEATH OF MRS. HELEN CASE.
Mrs. Helen NJ. Case, mother of Gus O'BrieD.
chief deputy in the county clerks Office, died Of
paralysis yesterday morning at No. 140 North
Alabama street, after q months sickness The
remains were taken to Delphi, her former home.
last evening, and were accompanied by quite
number of relatives and friends. The county
clerks Office was closed at o'clock last evening
account of the death. and the employees
attended the services at the house in body.
RECORD OF ExTRAvAeANcE.
During the fiscal year, which closed on Mon
day, the trustees of the Insane Hospital ex-
hausted their appropriation for maintenance and
expended SIC, 600 more than in the previous
year. In 1885 their expenditures were SIS. 900 be-
low the appropriation and in 1884 the amount
expended was sl3. 900 less than this year. The
appropriations for clothing and repairs were
both exhausted in July. Not only was the ap-
for maintenance exhausted before
the close OF the year. but accounts aggregating
between S. 600 and $40. 900. that could not be
paid, have been carried over to the current fiscal
year.
THROWN DISTANCE OF FORTY FEET
Albert j. Miller, the West-street druggist
who was injured in the accident on Monday
evening in which Herman Hugo lost his life.
was much more seriously hurt than at first sup
posed and his recovery is now regarded as
doubtful He was badly bruised about the
head, and was injured internally. measure
ment of the distances the two men were thrown
was made yesterday. and it shows that Hugo
fell forty feet from where the buggy stood when
struck and Mr.. Miller forty two feet. Hugo
fell upon a fence. aud Miller upon soft ground.
The funeral Of Mr.. Hugo will occur tomorrow
and the Knights of Pythias of which he was
a member, will have charge Of it